Press Release Summary: Conversational Hypnosis Training
Press Release Body: Washington, DC. 22 year old Ashley Alexandra Dupre is a struggling musician who decided to pay for her music career as a high priced call girl. They say that there is no such thing as bad publicity. Ashley has certainly proven that to be true. Besides the thousands she earned selling her favors to Client 9 and who know how many other Clients, her notoriety has boosted the download selling price of her MP3 songs from 16 cents to almost $1 on her website.
Dupree used the pseudo name "Kristen" for professional purposes. The sex scandal has made Dupre a hot commodity to the media eager to cash in on the latest celebrity wrongdoing. Hustler magazine publisher Larry Flynt said, \"We\'ve been looking at that very closely. She\'s young. She\'s pretty. She\'s a model; we\'d love to do business with her. We will approach her.\"
\"She sounds like a very interesting and talented young woman, and I\'m sure she has a great story to tell,\" said Diane Silberstein publisher of Penthouse Magazine. \"We would love to have her in the magazine promise to make it worth her while and would consider offering her a cover shot.\"
When you add in the money Ashley will make from magazine and TV interviews, she gets the gold and Client 9 gets the shaft. Did young Ashley have dreams of following in Monica Lewinski's footsteps and use her notoriety to line her pockets?
Cavorting with prostitutes led to the resignation yesterday of New York Governor Eliot Spitzer, also known as the notorious Client 9 on a federal prosecutor's affidavit. Spitzer is a man that built his entire career as a corruption fighting politician. His involvement with a prostitution ring blew his zero tolerance for law breakers image and exposed him as a total hypocrite. His reckless behavior has put him in a position where not only did he lose his job but he may even face criminal charges under the Mann act of 1910, which is a federal law making it illegal to take someone across state lines for immoral purposes. Prostitution is illegal in both New York State and in Washington DC and Spitzer paid the travel expenses for his call girl from New Jersey to Washington DC.
According to experts, he may also face disbarment since in New York an attorney can lose his license to practice law for failing to \"conduct himself both professionally and personally, in conformity with the standards of conduct imposed upon members of the bar.\"
The investigation, begun last year when the bank alerted the IRS to suspicious money transfers to shell companies linked to the prostitution ring, has discovered that Spitzer regularly frequented prostitutes and has spent upwards of $80,000 on high priced hookers. \"By sending the money into a known shell company, he\'s arguably aiding and abetting money laundering,\" said William Devaney, a former New Jersey federal prosecutor now at Venable LLP in New York. It appears that the millionaire heir to a real estate fortune is nothing more than a spoiled rich playboy after all.
The three day spectacle was played out in the media with Spitzer becoming a punch line for late night television's David Letterman who did a skit on the top 10 reasons why Governor Spitzer frequented prostitutes.
Eliot Spitzer was publicly known as Mr. Clean when he was the New York Attorney General. How could an intelligent man like Spitzer let himself get into a mess like this? He had to know that as a public figure his private behavior would eventually be exposed and his hypocrisy would become a matter of public knowledge.
Once he lost the people's trust, Spitzer was finished because he had no reservoir of good will to help him. Most people who dealt with him considered him an egotistical self-righteous bully. His dishonesty had surfaced briefly in 1998 when he was caught lying about the financing for his two campaign for state attorney general. He apologized and appeared to have changed, at least publicly.
Is the man just stupid? Or is he so narcissistic that he believes the rules only apply to other people? According to John Faso, the Republican who lost to Spitzer for governor, "Eliot Spitzer had one set of rules for himself and one set for everyone else. I never would have imagined it could be so glaring.\"
\"Some rules can\'t be broken, and when they are broken there are consequences,\" said state Assemblyman John McEneny, a Democrat. \"In this case, ruining one of the most promising careers I\'ve seen in a generation.\"
Why would a man of Eliot Spitzer's intelligence risk losing everything to cavort with a 22 year old hooker.a woman only a few years older than his three daughters? Only he knows what was going through his mind, but many people get insecure about their sexuality as they get older. This is especially true for men if they are experiencing any performance problems. For most people, some serious flirting is sufficient to reassure them that they've still "Got it".
Obviously, his subconscious mind was driving him to act out his juvenile fantasies. When you couple that with his "the rules don't apply to me" attitude, you have a guaranteed recipe for disaster.
Listen up Clients 1 through 8.this could have been prevented. Hypnotherapy in the form of conversational hypnosis or even self hypnosis could have prevented this unnecessary tragedy.
The field of conversational hypnosis was pioneered by Dr Milton Erickson, a renowned psychiatrist and improved on by his disciple Igor Ledochowski. Milton suffered from polio as a youth and was written off as hopeless by his doctors. Miraculously he not only survived but eventually learned to walk again. During the months he laid in the hospital, he kept daydreaming about how he used to run and play with his friends. He later realized that his daydreaming was a self induced hypnotic state and by concentrating on walking, his body healed itself in response to him insisting it was possible.
Dr. Erickson realized that using the tone of voice and specific words he could put other people into trances and plant suggestions in the subconscious mind that can change their lives for the better. Our subconscious mind controls our sexual desires. Conversational hypnosis is used to help people stop smoking, lose weight, stop sabotaging themselves with inappropriate behavior and even cure sexual problems. The bottom line is that if the problem is not caused by a physical condition, conversational hypnosis can help the person change their behavior.
Don't make the same mistake as Eliot Spitzer, act today to rid yourself of unwanted habits and destructive behavior before you find yourself in a position where you could lose everything.
Are you listening Clients 1-8 or do you believe it can't happen to you?
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